Japanese Ambassador to Sri Lanka Akio Isomata recently visited the highly anticipated Colombo International Airport Hotel Project, reinforcing the strong bilateral relations between Japan and Sri ...

The stunning country of Sri Lanka has recovered from colonial rule and civil war to become a proudly independent nation with ...

The Ajahn Brahm Society of Sri Lanka (ABSSL) announced that Ajahn Brahm will be visiting Sri Lanka for a short stay in May this year. Many, both Buddhists and non-Buddhists, know him and have listened ...

Sri Lanka is not just a destination to experience the beach life, though it is certainly a highlight, there are numerous other things to do here. One such interesting thing to do here is to visit ...

Sri Lanka's coolest part just got a plush new hotel that's already becoming popular with visiting sports stars ...

Sri Lanka has made substantial progress on an IMF-supported economic reform program, but more work is needed to reduce the Asian country's 24.5% poverty rate, tackle corruption and reduce domestic ...

Sri Lanka is not just a country; it’s a case study of collective resilience. Not long ago, the country was on the brink of collapse -- economically bankrupt and politically unstable. Now, it has ...

This is how you can tackle Sri Lanka as a mature traveller when you want both adventure and a comfortable ride, writes Sue Halliwell The flower seller stepped into our path as our small bus began ...

New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters will be visiting Sri Lanka from May 24 to 28. During this visit, the Deputy Prime Minister is expected to pay courtesy ...

Sri Lanka will change the governing law of the Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka to make it more accountable for the ...

Bangladesh to visit Sri Lanka for an all-format tour beginning June The Tigers are set to tour Sri Lanka for the first time in four years. The sides will face off in a multi-format tour featuring two ...

In Sri Lanka, I wanted to follow the lotus out of the murk, where it was cultivated by men like Asoka, into shop stalls where enterprising sellers put it into the hands of devotees.